Looking Up
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Re: Looking Up
Not a pretty building but I was looking up with my A65 and Rokinon 8mm Ultra Wide
A65 16mm-50mm 2.8
Tamron 72E 90mm 2.8 Macro
Sony 35mm 1.8 Sony
Sony 55-300mm and 55-200mm
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Tamron 72E 90mm 2.8 Macro
Sony 35mm 1.8 Sony
Sony 55-300mm and 55-200mm
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
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Dr. Harout
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Natural History Museum, Vienna
a99 + 28-75/2.8 SAM
Natural History Museum, Vienna by Dr. Harout, on Flickr
a99 + 28-75/2.8 SAM
Natural History Museum, Vienna by Dr. Harout, on Flickr
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sury
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Interesting perspective Ken, as usual.
Very clean shot there Doc.
Sury
Very clean shot there Doc.
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Love that view up the poll Ken - great capture 
That shot is full of crisp detail Doc; the A99 and 28-75 deliver again
That shot is full of crisp detail Doc; the A99 and 28-75 deliver again
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is that an admission of guilt
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More beautiful imaginative, and even lateral thinking images!
Apologies for being a bit quiet this week, been a bit under the weather. Back in action yesterday, though.
St Lukes' Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Glasgow, Doors Open Day, 21/9/2013
a580, Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6.
The Cathedral also has a beautifully painted ceiling, but it is too high, and too dark to photograph without 1 million candle power lights!
Apologies for being a bit quiet this week, been a bit under the weather. Back in action yesterday, though.
St Lukes' Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Glasgow, Doors Open Day, 21/9/2013
a580, Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6.
The Cathedral also has a beautifully painted ceiling, but it is too high, and too dark to photograph without 1 million candle power lights!
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Natural History Museum, Vienna
a99 + 28-75/2.8 SAM
Natural History Museum, Vienna by Dr. Harout, on Flickr
a99 + 28-75/2.8 SAM
Natural History Museum, Vienna by Dr. Harout, on Flickr
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Beautiful place Doc.
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Fabulous detail you've captured in those two Doc. Are you on a European tour at the moment? I can't wait to see where you're going next .
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Great detail in those awesome ceiling shots, Doc!
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Thanks guys. 
This was a month ago (trip to Czechia, Austria and Germany). Still processing the shots, and yesterday I was at 50% of the bunch.Birma wrote:Fabulous detail you've captured in those two Doc. Are you on a European tour at the moment? I can't wait to see where you're going next
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Before the baptism.
Tamron 14mm and a900.
Tamron 14mm and a900.
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Looking forward to the second half DocDr. Harout wrote:Thanks guys.
This was a month ago (trip to Czechia, Austria and Germany). Still processing the shots, and yesterday I was at 50% of the bunch.Birma wrote:Fabulous detail you've captured in those two Doc. Are you on a European tour at the moment? I can't wait to see where you're going next
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Great captures Doc. Looking forward to the rest.Dr. Harout wrote:Thanks guys.
This was a month ago (trip to Czechia, Austria and Germany). Still processing the shots, and yesterday I was at 50% of the bunch.Birma wrote:Fabulous detail you've captured in those two Doc. Are you on a European tour at the moment? I can't wait to see where you're going next
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